Tag Archives: interface

Nor shall my sword sleep at my side (just a day late)

It didn’t occur to me until today, the morning after William Blake’s 250th anniversary, to post, by way of celebration, Mark Stewart’s version of Jerusalem* with the Maffia, now 25-years-old itself, and sounding, if anything, more contemporary than it did … more…

Posted on November 29, 2007 by pilgrim

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Jeff Han on TED Talks

Jeff Han, an HCI research scientist at NYU, demonstrates a multi-touch interface-without-interface at TED Talks. This stuff is coming along a little faster than I thought… (thanks, Rich)

Posted on October 29, 2006 by pilgrim

Posted in Science and Technology | Tagged HCI, interface, Jeff-Han, Science and Technology, software, touch-screen | Leave a comment